Braille in Parks, Transport and Business from Hillmont Braille Signs

Braille in Parks, Transport and Business from Hillmont Braille Signs.

Braille in Parks

Public spaces like parks, trails, and outdoor facilities are vital arenas for inclusivity.

The World Health Organization estimates that approximately 2.2 billion people worldwide experience some degree of sight loss.

Ensuring braille presence in public spaces aids this substantial demographic in navigating the built environment independently. The repercussions of excluding people with sight loss from exploring nature and the great outdoors are undeniably detrimental.

Braille in Transport: Enhancing Mobility and Independence

Transit authorities, airports, and local and regional transit systems play a pivotal role in accessibility.

By including tactile information through signage and pathways, transit authorities can enhance the mobility and independence of commuters with disabilities.

By incorporating braille signage, Transport is prioritizing inclusivity and facilitating easier navigation for all passengers, promoting a more equitable public transportation experience.

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Braille in your business

Braille serves as an efficient method to ensure signage accessibility for people who are blind or partially sighted.

They present a simple, economical means of delivering vital information to people with print disabilities.

Braille can be implemented on a variety of surfaces like metal, plastic, and wood (just to name a few) and these signs can be integrated into virtually any public space. (*Internet Source)

At Hillmont Braille Signs we provide certified transcription into braille and high-quality embossing of dots on a variety of materials to aid braille readers in accessing information and navigating efficiently.

Visit www.hillmontbraillesigns.com.au for more details.